Diagnostic Procedures in Pancreatic Disease

"A decade of diagnostic efforts in pancreatic diseases (1985-1995)" The diagnostic access to the pancreas was revolutionized two decades ago by the advent of endoscopic retrograde pancreatography, ultrasound, and com­ puted tomography. The "hidden" organ was made visible by these diagnostic milestones. In a process of slow but continuous evolution, these imaging tech­ niques have been further refined and complemented by nuclear magnetic reso­ nance imaging, and together they provide the standard